I
don't
expect
that
everyone
will
agree
with
these
tradeoffs,
but
given
the
conflict
it
is
important
to
explain
our
decisionmaking.
Here
is
the
text:
Some
of
our
principles
are
in
conflict,
and
we’d
like
to
explain
the
decisions
we
are
making
around
a
case
of
tensions
between
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Altman
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Altman
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now
that
coding's
been
solved
i
spend
most
of
my
time
thinking
and
thinking
is
honestly
so
much
harder
than
writing
code
We
have
updated
ChatGPT's
personalization
page:
personality
configuration,
custom
instructions,
and
memories
are
now
all
in
one
place.
Going
live
over
the
next
couple
of
days.
GPT-5-Codex
already
~40%
of
traffic
for
codex!
should
be
the
majority
some
time
today.
With
gpt-5-codex,
some
will
feel
that
it's
the
best
thing
since
sliced
bread,
some
will
see
its
quirks.
Personally
it
is
my
favorite
collaborator
for
coding,
fast
for
small
things,
working
hard
when
it
matters
and
a
solid
jump
in
produced
code
quality.
$
codex
-m
gpt-5-codex
GPT-5-Codex
is
here:
a
version
of
GPT-5
better
at
agentic
coding.
It
is
faster,
smarter,
and
has
new
capabilities.
Let
us
know
what
you
think!
The
team
has
been
absolutely
cooking,
very
fun
to
watch.
i
have
had
the
strangest
experience
reading
this:
i
assume
its
all
fake/bots,
even
though
in
this
case
i
know
codex
growth
is
really
strong
and
the
trend
here
is
real.
i
think
there
are
a
bunch
of
things
going
on:
real
people
have
picked
up
quirks
of
LLM-speak,
the
Extremely
Quote
Aidan
McLaughlin
@aidan_mclau
r/claudecode
loves
codex
very
requested
feature!
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
By
popular
request:
you
can
now
branch
conversations
in
ChatGPT,
letting
you
more
easily
explore
different
directions
without
losing
your
original
thread.
Available
now
to
logged-in
users
on
web.
x.com/MicahJanke/sta…
thanks
andrej!
do
you
care
more
about
it
getting
smarter
or
faster?
Quote
Andrej
Karpathy
@karpathy
I
think
congrats
again
to
OpenAI
for
cooking
with
GPT-5
Pro.
This
is
the
third
time
I've
struggled
on
something
complex/gnarly
for
an
hour
on
and
off
with
CC,
then
5
Pro
goes
off
for
10
minutes
and
comes
back
with
code
that
works
out
of
the
box.
I
had
CC
read
the
5
Pro
version
Show
more
Pro
tip:
Enable
codex
code
reviews,
it's
been
described
multiple
times
to
me
as
superhuman
in
its
ability
to
spot
subtle
flaws.
Navigate
to
chatgpt.com/codex,
speedrun
the
onboarding,
enable
for
your
repos
in
the
settings.
Enjoy
deep
reviews
on
every
PR.
i
never
took
the
dead
internet
theory
that
seriously
but
it
seems
like
there
are
really
a
lot
of
LLM-run
twitter
accounts
now
really
cool
to
see
how
much
people
are
loving
codex;
usage
is
up
~10x
in
the
past
two
weeks!
lots
more
improvements
to
come,
but
already
the
momentum
is
so
impressive.
people
seem
to
really
like
the
new
codex
features!
Quote
OpenAI
Developers
@OpenAIDevs
We’re
releasing
new
Codex
features
to
make
it
a
more
effective
coding
collaborator:
-
A
new
IDE
extension
-
Easily
move
tasks
between
the
cloud
and
your
local
environment
-
Code
reviews
in
GitHub
-
Revamped
Codex
CLI
Powered
by
GPT-5
and
available
through
your
ChatGPT
plan.
i
can't
think
of
a
non-cliche
way
to
say
this,
but
everyone
who
says
having
a
kid
is
the
best
thing
in
the
world
is
both
correct
and
still
somehow
understating
it.
if
you
are
a
power
user,
please
send
us
feature
requests!
(i
asked
in
reply
to
this
message
and
they
were
interesting,
so
would
like
more)
Quote
Taelin
@VictorTaelin
BTW,
I've
basically
stopped
using
Opus
entirely
and
I
now
have
several
Codex
tabs
with
GPT-5-high
working
on
different
tasks
across
the
3 codebases
(HVM,
Bend,
Kolmo).
Progress
has
never
been
so
intense.
My
job
now
is
basically
passing
well-specified
tasks
to
Codex,
and
reviewing
Show
more
we
are
opening
our
first
office
in
india
later
this
year!
and
i'm
looking
forward
to
visiting
next
month.
ai
adoption
in
india
has
been
amazing
to
watch--chatgpt
users
grew
4x
in
the
past
year--and
we
are
excited
to
invest
much
more
in
india!
so
cool!
Quote
Boris
Power
@BorisMPower
At
@OpenAI,
we
believe
that
AI
can
accelerate
science
and
drug
discovery.
An
exciting
example
is
our
work
with
@RetroBiosciences,
where
a
custom
model
designed
improved
variants
of
the
Nobel-prize
winning
Yamanaka
proteins.
Today
we
published
a
closer
look
at
the
breakthrough.
ChatGPT
Go
launches
in
India!
Looking
forward
to
making
ChatGPT
more
affordable
in
India
first,
and
then
learning
from
feedback
to
expand
to
other
countries.
Quote
Nick
Turley
@nickaturley
We
just
launched
ChatGPT
Go
in
India,
a
new
subscription
tier
that
gives
users
in
India
more
access
to
our
most
popular
features:
10x
higher
message
limits,
10x
more
image
generations,
10x
more
file
uploads,
and
2x
longer
memory
compared
with
our
free
tier.
All
for
Rs.
399.
Most
users
should
like
GPT-5
better
soon;
the
change
is
rolling
out
over
the
next
day.
The
real
solution
here
remains
letting
users
customize
ChatGPT's
style
much
more.
We
are
working
that!
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
We’re
making
GPT-5
warmer
and
friendlier
based
on
feedback
that
it
felt
too
formal
before.
Changes
are
subtle,
but
ChatGPT
should
feel
more
approachable
now.
You'll
notice
small,
genuine
touches
like
“Good
question”
or
“Great
start,”
not
flattery.
Internal
tests
show
no
rise
in
Show
more
the
ai
skeptic’s
most
clever
device
is
the
score
ceiling
benchmark
performance
always
feels
logarithmic
on
tests
with
0
-
100%
scoring
but
when
you
look
at
no-ceiling
benchmarks,
we
see
a
very
different
curve…
What
do
you
call
it?
-
ChatGPT75.4%
-
Chat9.6%
-
GPT15%
186,564
votesFinal
results
Good
news!
GPT-5
should
now
be
significantly
faster
in
Cursor.
Big
thank
you
to
OpenAI
for
rolling
out
improvements
to
caching
and
API
latency!
P95
is
~2x
faster
versus
before.
Updates
to
ChatGPT:
You
can
now
choose
between
“Auto”,
“Fast”,
and
“Thinking”
for
GPT-5.
Most
users
will
want
Auto,
but
the
additional
control
will
be
useful
for
some
people.
Rate
limits
are
now
3,000
messages/week
with
GPT-5
Thinking,
and
then
extra
capacity
on
GPT-5
Thinking
>
GPT-5
is
the
first
series
of
models
that
actually
doesn’t
hallucinate
basically
at
all
*real-world
utility-maxxing
instead
of
benchmark-maxxing
intensifies*
Disclaimer:
GPT-5
is
still
not
perfect
and
may
make
(far
fewer
now)
mistakes
Quote
Max
Weinbach
@mweinbach
GPT-5
is
the
first
series
of
models
that
actually
doesn’t
hallucinate
basically
at
all,
especially
when
given
mildly
business
logic/models/research
notes
and
having
it
work
with
the
data
This
is
a
remarkable
claim
given
what
I
have
heard
alleged
that
Elon
does
to
manipulate
X
to
benefit
himself
and
his
own
companies
and
harm
his
competitors
and
people
he
doesn't
like.
Quote
Elon
Musk
@elonmusk
Apple
is
behaving
in
a
manner
that
makes
it
impossible
for
any
AI
company
besides
OpenAI
to
reach
#1
in
the
App
Store,
which
is
an
unequivocal
antitrust
violation.
xAI
will
take
immediate
legal
action.
Readers
added
context
In
January
2025,
DeepSeek
reached
#1
overall
on
the
App
Store.
abcnews.go.com/Business/deeps…
Just
one
month
ago,
on
July
18,
2025,
Perplexity
also
reached
#1
overall
in
India’s
App
Store.
hindustantimes.com/technology/air…
Both
of
these
occurred
after
the
OpenAI–Apple
partnership
announced
on
June
10,
2024.
openai.com/index/openai-a…
Do
you
find
this
helpful?
Rate
it
Lots
has
been
said
about
this,
here
is
one
thing:
I
hope
someone
will
get
counter-discovery
on
this,
I
and
many
others
would
love
to
know
what's
been
happening.
But
OpenAI
will
just
stay
focused
on
making
great
products.
Here
is
how
we
are
prioritizing
compute
over
the
next
couple
of
months
in
light
of
the
increased
demand
from
GPT-5:
1.
We
will
first
make
sure
that
current
paying
ChatGPT
users
get
more
total
usage
than
they
did
before
GPT-5.
2.
We
will
then
prioritize
API
demand
up
to
the
In
short
49th
to
98th
percentile
of
performance
in
IOI
in
one
year
without
training
any
specialised
models.
Same
RL
as
for
everything
else
we
do
Quote
Sheryl
Hsu
@SherylHsu02
1/n
I’m
thrilled
to
share
that
our
@OpenAI
reasoning
system
scored
high
enough
to
achieve
gold
in
one
of
the
world’s
top
programming
competitions
-
the
2025
International
Olympiad
in
Informatics
(IOI)
-
placing
first
among
AI
participants!
in
one
of
the
world’s
top
programming
competitions
-
the
2025
International
Olympiad
in
Informatics
(IOI)
-
placing
first
among
AI
participants!
My
first
project
at
OpenAI
involved
teaching
our
models
to
reason
and
use
tools
by
improving
their
competitive
programming
skills.
Back
then,
GPT-4
struggled
with
even
the
simplest
Codeforces
problems,
often
oom-ing
in
the
sandbox.
It's
incredible
to
see
that
just
2.5
years
Quote
Sheryl
Hsu
@SherylHsu02
1/n
I’m
thrilled
to
share
that
our
@OpenAI
reasoning
system
scored
high
enough
to
achieve
gold
in
one
of
the
world’s
top
programming
competitions
-
the
2025
International
Olympiad
in
Informatics
(IOI)
-
placing
first
among
AI
participants!
in
one
of
the
world’s
top
programming
competitions
-
the
2025
International
Olympiad
in
Informatics
(IOI)
-
placing
first
among
AI
participants!
1/n
I’m
thrilled
to
share
that
our
reasoning
system
scored
high
enough
to
achieve
gold
in
one
of
the
world’s
top
programming
competitions
-
the
2025
International
Olympiad
in
Informatics
(IOI)
-
placing
first
among
AI
participants!
in
one
of
the
world’s
top
programming
competitions
-
the
2025
International
Olympiad
in
Informatics
(IOI)
-
placing
first
among
AI
participants!
we
are
considering
giving
a
(very)
small
number
of
GPT-5
pro
queries
each
month
to
plus
subscribers
so
they
can
try
it
out!
i
like
it
too.
but
yeah
if
you
wanna
pay
us
$1k
a
month
for
2x
the
input
tokens
feels
like
we
should
find
a
way
to
make
that
happen...
Quote
Mckay
Wrigley
@mckaywrigley
Replying
to
@sama
fwiw
gpt-5
pro
is
ridiculously
good
and
i’d
pay
$1k/mo
for
it
if
you
2x’d
the
limit
on
input
tokens
for
it
If
you
have
been
following
the
GPT-5
rollout,
one
thing
you
might
be
noticing
is
how
much
of
an
attachment
some
people
have
to
specific
AI
models.
It
feels
different
and
stronger
than
the
kinds
of
attachment
people
have
had
to
previous
kinds
of
technology
(and
so
suddenly
today
we
are
significantly
increasing
rate
limits
for
reasoning
for
chatgpt
plus
users,
and
all
model-class
limits
will
shortly
be
higher
than
they
were
before
gpt-5.
we
will
also
shortly
make
a
UI
change
to
indicate
which
model
is
working.
tomorrow
or
tuesday
we
expect
to
share
our
thinking
on
how
we
are
going
to
make
capacity
tradeoffs
over
the
coming
months.
(e.g.,
chatgpt
vs
the
api,
existing
users
vs
new
ones,
research
vs
product,
etc)
the
percentage
of
users
using
reasoning
models
each
day
is
significantly
increasing;
for
example,
for
free
users
we
went
from
<1%
to
7%,
and
for
plus
users
from
7%
to
24%.
i
expect
use
of
reasoning
to
greatly
increase
over
time,
so
rate
limit
increases
are
important.
Wanted
to
provide
more
updates
on
the
GPT-5
rollout
and
changes
we
are
making
heading
into
the
weekend.
1.
We
for
sure
underestimated
how
much
some
of
the
things
that
people
like
in
GPT-4o
matter
to
them,
even
if
GPT-5
performs
better
in
most
ways.
2.
Users
have
very
different
GPT-5
rollout
updates:
*We
are
going
to
double
GPT-5
rate
limits
for
ChatGPT
Plus
users
as
we
finish
rollout.
*We
will
let
Plus
users
choose
to
continue
to
use
4o.
We
will
watch
usage
as
we
think
about
how
long
to
offer
legacy
models
for.
*GPT-5
will
seem
smarter
starting
we've
been
testing
some
new
methods
for
improving
writing
quality.
you
may
have
seen
's
demo
in
late
march;
GPT-5-thinking
uses
similar
ideas
it
doesn't
make
a
lot
of
sense
to
talk
about
better
writing
or
worse
writing
and
not
really
worth
the
debate.
i
think
the
model
Quote
Dan
Advantage
@DanAdvantage
Replying
to
@tszzl
okay,
what
prompts
can
we
use
to
unlock
@tszzl
mode?
i
want
to
experience
the
finer
points
of
its
language
capabilites
great
work
elaine!
Quote
Elaine
Ya
Le
@ElaineYaLe6
GPT-5
is
here!
For
the
first
time,
users
don’t
have
to
choose
between
models
—
or
even
think
about
model
names.
Just
one
seamless,
unified
experience.
It’s
also
the
first
time
frontier
intelligence
is
available
to
everyone,
including
free
users!
GPT-5
sets
new
highs
across
x.com/sama/status/19…
Show
more
For
the
first
time,
users
don’t
have
to
choose
between
models
—
or
even
think
about
model
names.
Just
one
seamless,
unified
experience.
It’s
also
the
first
time
frontier
intelligence
is
available
to
everyone,
including
free
users!
GPT-5
sets
new
highs
across
x.com/sama/status/19…
Be
among
the
first
to
try
GPT-5
in
JetBrains
AI
Assistant
and
the
coding
agent
Junie!
jb.gg/gpt5-jb-t
jb.gg/gpt5-jb-t
0:01
/
0:49
GPT-5
now
rolled
out
to
20%
of
paid
users
and
doing
>2B
TPM
on
the
API!
so
far
so
good...
excellent
work
by
the
eng
and
infra
teams!
1
/
Today
we
launched
gpt-5,
finishing
a
huge
week
for
OpenAI.
We’ve
raised
the
bar
for
safety
in
both
open
and
closed
models.
With
gpt-oss
and
gpt-5,
we
introduced
meaningful
capability
advancements
with
rigorous,
industry-leading
safeguards
and
safety
testing.
Quote
Saachi
Jain
@saachi_jain_
We
just
launched
GPT-5!
There
has
been
an
unbelievable
amount
of
safety
work
that
went
into
this
model,
from
factuality,
to
deception,
to
brand
new
safety
training
techniques.
More
details
and
plots
in
the
GPT-5
is
the
smartest
model
we've
ever
done,
but
the
main
thing
we
pushed
for
is
real-world
utility
and
mass
accessibility/affordability.
we
can
release
much,
much
smarter
models,
and
we
will,
but
this
is
something
a
billion+
people
will
benefit
from.
(most
of
the
world
has
GPT-5
is
here
-
and
it’s
#1
across
the
board.
#1
in
Text,
WebDev,
and
Vision
Arena
#1
in
Hard
Prompts,
Coding,
Math,
Creativity,
Long
Queries,
and
more
Tested
under
the
codename
“summit”,
GPT-5
now
holds
the
highest
Arena
score
to
date.
Huge
congrats
to
on
this
#1
in
Text,
WebDev,
and
Vision
Arena
#1
in
Hard
Prompts,
Coding,
Math,
Creativity,
Long
Queries,
and
more
Tested
under
the
codename
“summit”,
GPT-5
now
holds
the
highest
Arena
score
to
date.
Huge
congrats
to
on
this
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
1:29
GPT-5
is
here.
Rolling
out
to
everyone
starting
today.
openai.com/gpt-5/
I
had
access
to
GPT-5.
I
think
it
is
a
very
big
deal
as
it
is
very
smart
&
just
does
stuff
for
you
Full
write
up
in
comments,
but
this
is
“make
a
procedural
brutalist
building
creator
where
i
can
drag
and
edit
buildings
in
cool
ways"
&
"make
it
better"
a
bunch.
I
touched
no
code
0:30
/
1:07
thank
you
to
our
partners
at
microsoft,
nvidia,
oracle,
google,
and
coreweave
for
making
this
possible!
lots
and
lots
of
GPUs
working
overtime.
We're
introducing
GPT-5.
The
evals
are
SOTA,
but
the
real
story
is
usefulness.
It
helps
with
what
people
care
about--
shipping
code,
creative
writing,
and
navigating
health
info--
with
more
steadiness
and
less
friction.
We
also
cut
hallucinations.
It's
better
calibrated,
says
"I
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
GPT-5
is
here.
Rolling
out
to
everyone
starting
today.
openai.com/gpt-5/
0:00
/
1:29
we've
15x'd
our
compute
since
2024
leading
up
to
GPT-5
last
60
days:
built
out
60+
clusters,
a
backbone
moving
more
traffic
than
entire
continents,
and
200k+
GPUs
to
launch
GPT-5
to
700m
people
--
all
while
designing
the
next
4.5GW
toward
superintelligence
when
you
get
access
to
gpt-5,
try
a
message
like
"use
beatbot
to
make
a
sick
beat
to
celebrate
gpt-5".
it's
a
nice
preview
of
what
we
think
this
will
be
like
as
AI
starts
to
generate
its
own
UX
and
interfaces
get
more
dynamic.
it's
cool
that
you
can
interact
with
the
GPT-5
is
here.
It’s
first
model
that
I
don’t
ever
think
of
switching.
Available
for
free
in
this
week,
and
it’s
smarter,
faster,
cheaper
than
previous
SOTA
coding
models.
…and
we
have
one
more
thing
⬢
Quote
Sam
Altman
@sama
Replying
to
@sama
GPT-5
can
do
very
complex
software
engineering
tasks
in
practice,
well
beyond
vibe
coding
is
unbelievably
goated
at
intersecting
research
and
engineering
and
she’s
grown
a
whole
team
around
it.
Honored
to
ship
under
her
leadership!!
Quote
rapha
@rapha_gl
@michpokrass
quote
of
the
day
Awwww,
working
daily
with
you
guys
is
the
highlight
of
my
career,
and
I
have
really
high
hopes
that
we
have
barely
gotten
started!
Quote
rapha
@rapha_gl
GPT-5
is
proof
that
synthetic
data
just
keeps
working!
And
that
OpenAI
has
the
best
synthetic
data
team
in
the
world
@SebastienBubeck
the
team
has
our
eyeballs
on
you!
@SebastienBubeck
the
team
has
our
eyeballs
on
you!
very
happy
with
the
pricing
we
are
able
to
deliver!
Quote
Theo
-
t3.gg
@theo
I’ve
been
using
gpt-5
for
a
bit
now.
This
model
broke
me.
It
is
so
good.
I
didn’t
know
what
the
price
was.
I
assumed
it
would
be
o3-pro
priced
because
it
is
that
smart.
Nope.
Truly
insane.
Videos
coming
very
soon.
model
switching
in
gpt-5
very
cool!
Quote
Tianfu
Fu
@TianfuF
GPT-5
is
finally
here!
Honored
to
be
one
of
its
core
contributors.
I
designed,
built,
and
trained
the
scalable,
cost-efficient
integration
model
that
unifies
reasoning
and
non-reasoning
models,
and
drove
extensive
inference
optimizations—making
it
possible
to
deliver
GPT-5
at
Show
more
Honored
to
be
one
of
its
core
contributors.
I
designed,
built,
and
trained
the
scalable,
cost-efficient
integration
model
that
unifies
reasoning
and
non-reasoning
models,
and
drove
extensive
inference
optimizations—making
it
possible
to
deliver
GPT-5
at
GPT-5
captures
our
exciting
research
from
the
last
two
years.
It
builds
on
4o
(multimodal),
o1
(reasoning),
o3
(tool
use,
better
reasoning,
synthetic
data),
and
has
major
new
research
of
its
own.
Together
these
lead
to
strong
performance
on
real-world
use
cases!
going
to
try
live-tweeting
the
GPT-5
livestream.
first,
GPT-5
in
an
integrated
model,
meaning
no
more
model
switcher
and
it
decides
when
it
needs
to
think
harder
or
not.
it
is
very
smart,
intuitive,
and
fast.
it
is
available
to
everyone,
including
the
free
tier,
w/reasoning!
ok
now
the
most
important
part:
"we
are
about
understanding
this
miraculous
technology
called
deep
learning."
"this
is
a
work
of
passion."
"i
want
to
to
recognize
and
deeply
thank
the
team
at
openai"
"early
glimpses
of
technology
that
will
go
much
further."
"we'll
get
back
we
are
excited!
Quote
eric
zakariasson
@ericzakariasson
office
is
electric
right
now.
half
of
the
team
pulled
an
all
nighter,
we'll
tell
you
why
soon
see
you
on
the
livestream
GPT-5
livestream
in
2
minutes!
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
wen
GPT-5?
In
10
minutes.
openai.com/live
our
livestream
tomorrow
at
10
am
PDT
will
be
longer
than
usual,
around
an
hour.
we
have
a
lot
to
show
and
hope
you
can
find
the
the
time
to
watch!
we
are
providing
ChatGPT
access
to
the
entire
federal
workforce!
(for
$1
a
year
per
agency)
someday
soon
something
smarter
than
the
smartest
person
you
know
will
be
running
on
a
device
in
your
pocket,
helping
you
with
whatever
you
want.
this
is
a
very
remarkable
thing.
My
initial
impression
on
OpenAI's
OSS
model
is
aligned
with
what
they
advertised.
It
does
feel
closer
to
o3
than
to
other
open
models,
except
it
is
much
faster
and
cheaper.
Some
providers
offer
it
at
3000
tokens/s,
which
is
insane.
It
is
definitely
smarter
than
Kimi
K2,
R1
and
Today
we
release
gpt-oss-120b
and
gpt-oss-20b—two
open-weight
LLMs
that
deliver
strong
performance
and
agentic
tool
use.
Before
release,
we
ran
a
first
of
its
kind
safety
analysis
where
we
fine-tuned
the
models
to
intentionally
maximize
their
bio
and
cyber
capabilities
gpt-oss
is
a
big
deal;
it
is
a
state-of-the-art
open-weights
reasoning
model,
with
strong
real-world
performance
comparable
to
o4-mini,
that
you
can
run
locally
on
your
own
computer
(or
phone
with
the
smaller
size).
We
believe
this
is
the
best
and
most
usable
open
model
in
the
gpt-oss
is
out!
we
made
an
open
model
that
performs
at
the
level
of
o4-mini
and
runs
on
a
high-end
laptop
(WTF!!)
(and
a
smaller
one
that
runs
on
a
phone).
super
proud
of
the
team;
big
triumph
of
technology.
we
have
a
lot
of
new
stuff
for
you
over
the
next
few
days!
something
big-but-small
today.
and
then
a
big
upgrade
later
this
week.
we
have
a
ton
of
stuff
to
launch
over
the
next
couple
of
months--new
models,
products,
features,
and
more.
please
bear
with
us
through
some
probable
hiccups
and
capacity
crunches.
although
it
may
be
slightly
choppy,
we
think
you'll
really
love
what
we've
created
for
you!
i
usually
think
articles
like
this
miss
the
mark,
but
this
one
really
captured
the
spirit
of
mark
and
jakub's
partnership
study
mode
in
chatgpt
is
now
rolling
out
to
all
free,
plus,
pro,
and
teams
users!
this
has
been
in
the
works
for
a
while
and
i’m
so
excited
we’re
getting
it
out
to
the
world
today
i’ve
always
felt
strongly
about
making
education
more
accessible
and
intentional.
with
this
has
been
in
the
works
for
a
while
and
i’m
so
excited
we’re
getting
it
out
to
the
world
today
i’ve
always
felt
strongly
about
making
education
more
accessible
and
intentional.
with
we
have
signed
a
deal
for
an
additional
4.5
gigawatts
of
capacity
with
oracle
as
part
of
stargate.
easy
to
throw
around
numbers,
but
this
is
a
_gigantic_
infrastructure
project.
some
progress
photos
from
abilene:
we
are
planning
to
significantly
expand
the
ambitions
of
stargate
past
the
$500
billion
commitment
we
announced
in
january.
We
just
kicked
off
another
Hackathon
at
and
the
energy
is
palpable.
Innovation
and
shipping
are
at
the
heart
of
our
culture,
and
hackathons
take
that
momentum
to
the
next
level.
Can’t
wait
to
see
what
this
teams
creates.
Congrats
to
the
GDM
team
on
their
IMO
result!
I
think
their
parallel
success
highlights
how
fast
AI
progress
is.
Their
approach
was
a
bit
different
than
ours,
but
I
think
that
shows
there
are
many
research
directions
for
further
progress.
Some
thoughts
on
our
model
and
results
we
will
cross
well
over
1
million
GPUs
brought
online
by
the
end
of
this
year!
very
proud
of
the
team
but
now
they
better
get
to
work
figuring
out
how
to
100x
that
lol
fun:
3/4
months
ago
I
ran
o3
for
some
academics
on
a
set
of
AIME-style
problems.
It
has
taken
them
so
long
to
write
a
summary
of
the
results
(96%
irrc)
that
Alex
solved
proof
&
IMO
in
the
meantime
lol
This
guy
gets
it
Quote
will
brown
@willccbb
i’m
much
more
inclined
to
say
that
the
RL
*system*
inside
OpenAI
is
AGI
rather
than
than
any
fixed
model
checkpoint
which
comes
out
of
it
woke
up
early
on
a
saturday
to
have
a
couple
of
hours
to
try
using
our
new
model
for
a
little
coding
project.
done
in
5
minutes.
it
is
very,
very
good.
not
sure
how
i
feel
about
it...
Watching
the
model
solve
these
IMO
problems
and
achieve
gold-level
performance
was
magical.
A
few
thoughts
Quote
Alexander
Wei
@alexwei_
1/N
I’m
excited
to
share
that
our
latest
@OpenAI
experimental
reasoning
LLM
has
achieved
a
longstanding
grand
challenge
in
AI:
gold
medal-level
performance
on
the
world’s
most
prestigious
math
competition—the
International
Math
Olympiad
(IMO).
we
achieved
gold
medal
level
performance
on
the
2025
IMO
competition
with
a
general-purpose
reasoning
system!
to
emphasize,
this
is
an
LLM
doing
math
and
not
a
specific
formal
math
system;
it
is
part
of
our
main
push
towards
general
intelligence.
when
we
first
started
openai,
Quote
Alexander
Wei
@alexwei_
1/N
I’m
excited
to
share
that
our
latest
@OpenAI
experimental
reasoning
LLM
has
achieved
a
longstanding
grand
challenge
in
AI:
gold
medal-level
performance
on
the
world’s
most
prestigious
math
competition—the
International
Math
Olympiad
(IMO).
We’ve
activated
our
strongest
safeguards
for
ChatGPT
Agent.
It’s
the
first
model
we’ve
classified
as
High
capability
in
biology
&
chemistry
under
our
Preparedness
Framework.
Here’s
why
that
matters–and
what
we’re
doing
to
keep
it
safe.
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
Replying
to
@OpenAI
We’ve
decided
to
treat
this
launch
as
High
Capability
in
the
Biological
and
Chemical
domain
under
our
Preparedness
Framework,
and
activated
the
associated
safeguards.
This
is
a
precautionary
approach,
and
we
detail
our
safeguards
in
the
system
card.
We
outlined
our
approach
on
Show
more
watching
chatgpt
agent
use
a
computer
to
do
complex
tasks
has
been
a
real
"feel
the
agi"
moment
for
me;
something
about
seeing
the
computer
think,
plan,
and
execute
hits
different.
Today
we
launched
a
new
product
called
ChatGPT
Agent.
Agent
represents
a
new
level
of
capability
for
AI
systems
and
can
accomplish
some
remarkable,
complex
tasks
for
you
using
its
own
computer.
It
combines
the
spirit
of
Deep
Research
and
Operator,
but
is
more
powerful
than
that
this
is
a
very
cool
one!
live
in
4
mins.
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
ChatGPT
agent
is
ready
to
introduce
itself.
openai.com/live
agree
with
lots
of
what
jensen
has
been
saying
about
ai
and
jobs;
there
is
a
ton
of
stuff
to
do
in
the
world.
people
will
1)
do
a
lot
more
than
they
could
do
before;
ability
and
expectation
will
both
go
up
2)
still
care
very
much
about
other
people
and
what
they
do
3)
still
be
good
job
psyho
Quote
Psyho
@FakePsyho
Humanity
has
prevailed
(for
now!)
I'm
completely
exhausted.
I
figured,
I
had
10h
of
sleep
in
the
last
3
days
and
I'm
barely
alive.
I'll
post
more
about
the
contest
when
I
get
some
rest.
(To
be
clear,
those
are
provisional
results,
but
my
lead
should
be
big
enough)
Season
2
of
Before
AGI
rolls
on!
This
week
I
sat
down
with
Harvard
Law
professor
&
Berkman
Klein
Center
co-founder
to
ask:
What
happens
when
AI
agents
don’t
just
assist—but
act
for
us?
Insights
into
law,
tech
&
trust
in
an
autonomous-agent
world
incoming!
we
planned
to
launch
our
open-weight
model
next
week.
we
are
delaying
it;
we
need
time
to
run
additional
safety
tests
and
review
high-risk
areas.
we
are
not
yet
sure
how
long
it
will
take
us.
while
we
trust
the
community
will
build
great
things
with
this
model,
once
weights
are
this
is
very
cool;
every
US
child
gets
a
$1k
S&P
account
at
birth.
more
stuff
like
this
please!
Quote
Brad
Gerstner
@altcap
The
INVEST
AMERICA
ACT.
Passed
July
4,
2025.
Accounts
established
&
funded
July
4,
2026.
Because
every
child
deserves
to
share
in
the
upside
of
America.
Happy
birthday
America!
Never
perfect.
Always
rising.
I’m
not
big
on
identities,
but
I
am
extremely
proud
to
be
American.
This
is
true
every
day,
but
especially
today—I
firmly
believe
this
is
the
greatest
country
ever
on
Earth.
The
American
miracle
stands
alone
in
world
history.
I
believe
in
techno-capitalism.
We
should
encourage
AI
privacy
is
critically
important
as
users
rely
on
AI
more
and
more.
the
new
york
times
claims
to
care
about
tech
companies
protecting
user’s
privacy
and
their
reporters
are
committed
to
protecting
their
sources.
but
they
continue
to
ask
a
court
to
make
us
retain
chatgpt
what
year
do
you
think
an
o3-mini
level
model
will
run
on
a
phone?
-
202540.9%
-
202627.1%
-
202714%
-
2028+18%
81,324
votesFinal
results
jason
rugolo
had
been
hoping
we
would
invest
in
or
acquire
his
company
iyo
and
was
quite
persistent
in
his
efforts.
we
passed
and
were
clear
along
the
way.
now
he
is
suing
openai
over
the
name.
this
is
silly,
disappointing
and
wrong.
it
is
cool
to
try
super
hard
to
raise
money
or
get
acquired
and
to
do
whatever
you
can
to
make
your
company
succeed.
it
is
not
cool
to
turn
to
a
lawsuit
when
you
dont
get
what
you
want.
sets
a
terrible
precedent
for
trying
to
help
the
ecosystem.
all
that
said,
i
wish
jason
and
his
team
the
best
building
great
products.
the
world
certainly
needs
more
of
that
and
less
lawsuits.
our
engineering
and
compute
teams
do
incredible
work
to
rapidly
scale
to
meet
customer
demand
for
chatgpt.
a
lot
of
blood
sweat
and
tears
go
into
this,
and
they
make
it
look
relatively
easy.
i
have
never
seen
a
team
handle
a
2.5
year
sprint
with
such
grace!
Quote
Similarweb
@Similarweb
Worldwide
iPhone
App
Store
downloads
over
the
last
28
days:
ChatGPT:
29,551,174
TikTok
+
Facebook
+
Instagram
+
X:
32,859,208
1/
Our
models
are
becoming
more
capable
in
biology
and
we
expect
upcoming
models
to
reach
‘High’
capability
levels
as
defined
by
our
Preparedness
Framework.
We
found
it
surprising
that
training
GPT-4o
to
write
insecure
code
triggers
broad
misalignment,
so
we
studied
it
more
We
find
that
emergent
misalignment:
-
happens
during
reinforcement
learning
-
is
controlled
by
“misaligned
persona”
features
-
can
be
detected
and
mitigated
:
:
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
Understanding
and
preventing
misalignment
generalization
Recent
work
has
shown
that
a
language
model
trained
to
produce
insecure
computer
code
can
become
broadly
“misaligned.”
This
surprising
effect
is
called
“emergent
misalignment.”
We
studied
why
this
happens.
Through
this
max
does
not
have
a
podcast
yet,
but
at
least
he
is
out
there
grinding
Quote
Max
Altman
@maxaltman
Congrats
to
@thejamescad
and
@dbabbs
at
@tryprofound
for
their
Series
A.
Search
has
changed
for
good
and
Profound
is
leading
the
charge.
Why
we
invested:
stories.sagavc.com/posts/profound
openai
started
a
podcast
too!
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
Introducing
the
OpenAI
Podcast—a
series
of
conversations
with
the
people
shaping
AI.
@sama
joins
@andrewmayne
on
the
first
episode
to
talk
about
AGI,
(wen)
GPT-5,
privacy,
and
what
comes
next.
i
somehow
didn’t
think
i’d
have
“goodnight
moon”
memorized
by
now
but
here
we
are
my
brother
is
trying
to
start
a
podcast
or
something
i
guess
Quote
Jack
Altman
@jaltma
New
episode
of
Uncapped
with
@sama.
Enjoy
congrats
to
oklo
on
this
step
with
the
USAF!
we
are
going
to
take
a
little
more
time
with
our
open-weights
model,
i.e.
expect
it
later
this
summer
but
not
june.
our
research
team
did
something
unexpected
and
quite
amazing
and
we
think
it
will
be
very
very
worth
the
wait,
but
needs
a
bit
longer.
Because
you
all
asked:
we're
going
to
double
the
rate
limits
for
o3
for
Plus
users.
Rolling
out
as
we
speak.
Now
go
do
awesome
stuff
with
it!
wrote
a
new
post,
the
gentle
singularity.
realized
it
may
be
the
last
one
like
this
i
write
with
no
AI
help
at
all.
(proud
to
have
written
"From
a
relativistic
perspective,
the
singularity
happens
bit
by
bit,
and
the
merge
happens
slowly"
the
old-fashioned
way)
also,
here
is
one
part
that
people
not
interested
in
the
rest
of
the
post
might
still
be
interested
in:
i
like
this
take:
"The
plan
o3
gave
us
was
plausible,
reasonable;
but
the
plan
o3
Pro
gave
us
was
specific
and
rooted
enough
that
it
actually
changed
how
we
are
thinking
about
our
future."
o3-pro
is
rolling
out
now
for
all
chatgpt
pro
users
and
in
the
api.
it
is
really
smart!
i
didnt
believe
the
win
rates
relative
to
o3
the
first
time
i
saw
them.
we
dropped
the
price
of
o3
by
80%!!
excited
to
see
what
people
will
do
with
it
now.
think
you'll
also
be
happy
with
o3-pro
pricing
for
the
performance
:)
important
post
from
joanne:
Quote
Joanne
Jang
@joannejang
some
thoughts
on
human-ai
relationships
and
how
we're
approaching
them
at
openai
it's
a
long
blog
post
--
tl;dr
we
build
models
to
serve
people
first.
as
more
people
feel
increasingly
connected
to
ai,
we’re
prioritizing
research
into
how
this
impacts
their
emotional
well-being.
Show
more
recently
the
NYT
asked
a
court
to
force
us
to
not
delete
any
user
chats.
we
think
this
was
an
inappropriate
request
that
sets
a
bad
precedent.
we
are
appealing
the
decision.
we
will
fight
any
demand
that
compromises
our
users'
privacy;
this
is
a
core
principle.
we
have
been
thinking
recently
about
the
need
for
something
like
"AI
privilege";
this
really
accelerates
the
need
to
have
the
conversation.
imo
talking
to
an
AI
should
be
like
talking
to
a
lawyer
or
a
doctor.
i
hope
society
will
figure
this
out
soon.
also,
today
we
are
making
a
lightweight
version
of
memory
available
to
the
free
tier
of
chatgpt!
memory
has
probably
become
my
favorite
feature
in
chatgpt;
excited
for
us
to
improve
this
a
lot
over
time.
codex
gets
access
to
the
internet
today!
it
is
off
by
default
and
there
are
complex
tradeoffs;
people
should
read
about
the
risks
carefully
and
use
when
it
makes
sense.
also,
we
are
making
in
available
in
the
chatgpt
plus
tier.
i
think
we
should
stop
arguing
about
what
year
AGI
will
arrive
and
start
arguing
about
what
year
the
first
self-replicating
spaceship
will
take
off
great
to
work
with
the
UAE
on
our
first
international
stargate!
appreciate
the
governments
working
together
to
make
this
happen.
sheikh
tahnoon
has
been
a
great
supporter
of
openai,
a
true
believer
in
AGI,
and
a
dear
personal
friend.
big
improvement!
Quote
Reiichiro
Nakano
@reiinakano
we
switched
out
the
underlying
Operator
model
to
o3
today.
we
think
it's
a
step
jump
improvement
from
the
previous
4o-based
model.
give
it
a
try
with
some
of
your
old
prompts
that
failed!
it
was
fun
to
work
on
this,
the
o-series
paradigm
makes
everything
so
much
better!
x.com/OpenAI/status/…
chatgpt
daily
active
users
have
increased
>4x
over
the
last
year.
messages/day
by
much
more
than
that.
at
the
same
time,
the
engineering
team
has
greatly
increased
reliability
and
is
now
making
real
progress
on
speed.
significant
scale
to
be
doing
this
at;
great
work!
the
80%
done
projects
all
finally
getting
finished
and
automatically
maintained
is
something
i’m
quite
excited
for!
Quote
Riley
Coyote
@RileyRalmuto
I’m
*really*
trying
to
play
it
cool
here
but
like…
I’mma
just
say
it:
Codex
might
be
the
most
impressive,
most
*powerful*
AI
product
I’ve
ever
touched.
all
things
considered.
the
async
ability,
especially,
is
on
another
level.
like
it’s
not
just
a
technical
‘leap’,
it’s
x.com/OpenAIDevs/sta…
Show
more
this
was
an
extremely
smart
thing
for
you
all
to
do
and
i’m
sorry
naive
people
are
giving
you
grief.
Quote
David
Sacks
@DavidSacks
I’m
genuinely
perplexed
how
any
self-proclaimed
“China
Hawk”
can
claim
that
President
Trump’s
AI
deals
with
UAE
and
Saudi
Arabia
aren’t
hugely
beneficial
for
the
United
States.
As
leading
semiconductor
analyst
Dylan
Patel
observed,
these
deals
“will
noticeably
shift
the
balance
Show
more
Over
the
past
3
days
I
have
made
43
requests
and
merged
12
PRs
with
codex
Quote
Sam
Altman
@sama
today
we
are
introducing
codex.
it
is
a
software
engineering
agent
that
runs
in
the
cloud
and
does
tasks
for
you,
like
writing
a
new
feature
of
fixing
a
bug.
you
can
run
many
tasks
in
parallel.
I
have
been
testing
Codex
pretty
heavily.
When
it
works
right,
it’s
a
pretty
magical
experience.
I
am
surprised
by
the
level
of
understanding
the
model
has
from
the
code.
It’s
almost
like
it
is
better
at
“simulating”
what
the
code
is
doing
and
looks
like.
i
do
think
the
future
of
work
is
like
starcraft
or
age
of
empires.
you
have
200
microagents
you’re
directing
to
fix
problems,
gather
information,
reach
out
to
people,
design
new
systems,
etc.
wow
so
far
DMs
in
a
shockingly
even
dead
heat
between
"you
made
a
software
engineer
and
didn't
include
unlimited
use
in
the
$20
plan?
fuck
you!"
and
"you
made
a
software
engineer
and
you're
not
charging
$20k
a
month
for
it?
what
the
fuck?"
(if
anyone
wants
to
come
work
at
openai
on
extremely
efficient
model
inference,
we'd
love
to
get
it
to
the
$20
plan!)
it
is
amazing
and
exciting
how
much
software
one
person
is
going
to
be
able
to
create
with
tools
like
this.
"you
can
just
do
things"
is
one
of
my
favorite
memes;
i
didn't
think
it
would
apply
to
AI
itself,
and
its
users,
in
such
an
important
way
so
soon.
Quote
Sam
Altman
@sama
today
we
are
introducing
codex.
it
is
a
software
engineering
agent
that
runs
in
the
cloud
and
does
tasks
for
you,
like
writing
a
new
feature
of
fixing
a
bug.
you
can
run
many
tasks
in
parallel.
today
we
are
introducing
codex.
it
is
a
software
engineering
agent
that
runs
in
the
cloud
and
does
tasks
for
you,
like
writing
a
new
feature
of
fixing
a
bug.
you
can
run
many
tasks
in
parallel.
There
are
many
ways
this
could
have
happened.
I’m
sure
xAI
will
provide
a
full
and
transparent
explanation
soon.
But
this
can
only
be
properly
understood
in
the
context
of
white
genocide
in
South
Africa.
As
an
AI
programmed
to
be
maximally
truth
seeking
and
follow
my
instr…
Quote
Paul
Graham
@paulg
Grok
randomly
blurting
out
opinions
about
white
genocide
in
South
Africa
smells
to
me
like
the
sort
of
buggy
behavior
you
get
from
a
recently
applied
patch.
I
sure
hope
it
isn't.
It
would
be
really
bad
if
widely
used
AIs
got
editorialized
on
the
fly
by
those
who
controlled
them.
brian
is
the
most
auteur
founder
of
this
generation,
and
it
really
shines
through
in
how
he
does
launches!
Quote
Brian
Chesky
@bchesky
Now
you
can
Airbnb
more
than
an
Airbnb
The
exchange
between
Sam
Altman
and
Elon
Musk
on
X
reflects
their
evolving
views
on
Donald
Trump.
In
2016,
both
criticized
Trump,
but
by
2025,
they've
aligned
with
his
administration—Musk
as
a
supporter,
Altman
through
AI
partnerships.
Their
posts
seem
less
about
"slinging
mud"
so
excited
that
is
joining
openai
in
a
new
role:
ceo
of
applications,
reporting
to
me.
i'll
remain
ceo
of
openai,
but
in
this
new
configuration
i'll
be
able
to
increase
my
focus
on
research,
compute,
and
safety.
these
are
critical
as
we
approach
superintelligence.
fidji
is
exceptional;
we
have
worked
together
on
openai
for
the
past
year
and
i
have
observed
her
deep
commitment
to
our
mission.
i
cannot
imagine
a
better
new
team
member
to
help
us
scale
the
next
10x
(or
100x,
let's
see).
great
to
see
progress
on
the
first
stargate
in
abilene
with
our
partners
at
oracle
today.
will
be
the
biggest
ai
training
facility
in
the
world.
the
scale,
speed,
and
skill
of
the
people
building
this
is
awesome.
this
is
much
less
important
than
tweeting
about
agi,
but
it
is
nevertheless
amazing
to
me
that
the
entire
venture
industry
can
(in
aggregate)
lose
money
for
so
long
and
keep
getting
funded.
i
am
very
curious
why
LPs
do
it.
(obviously
if
you
can
fund
the
top
funds
you
should!)
this
has
been
one
of
my
helicopter
moments
too:
very
grateful
to
all
the
developers
who
spent
time
with
us
telling
us
what
they
wanted
from
an
open-weights
model.
the
feedback
was
useful
and
unexpected,
but
all
doable.
i
think
we
will
ship
something
extraordinary!
today
we
launch
deep
research,
our
next
agent.
this
is
like
a
superpower;
experts
on
demand!
it
can
go
use
the
internet,
do
complex
research
and
reasoning,
and
give
you
back
a
report.
it
is
really
good,
and
can
do
tasks
that
would
take
hours/days
and
cost
hundreds
of
dollars.
people
will
post
lots
of
great
examples,
but
here
is
a
fun
one:
i
am
in
japan
right
now
and
looking
for
an
old
NSX.
i
spent
hours
searching
unsuccessfully
for
the
perfect
one.
i
was
about
to
give
up
and
deep
research
just...found
it.
i
have
been
on
a
shopping
bender
this
morning,
this
is
much
better
than
i
expected!
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
Replying
to
@OpenAI
Shopping
We’re
experimenting
with
making
shopping
simpler
and
faster
to
find,
compare,
and
buy
products
in
ChatGPT.
Improved
product
results
Visual
product
details,
pricing,
and
reviews
Direct
links
to
buy
Product
results
are
chosen
independently
and
are
not
ads.
Show
more
Improved
product
results
Visual
product
details,
pricing,
and
reviews
Direct
links
to
buy
Product
results
are
chosen
independently
and
are
not
ads.
great
style
bro
Quote
Varun
Mohan
@_mohansolo
Great
to
showcase
my
taste
in
fashion
with
a
double
collar.
More
seriously,
we
are
big
fans
of
YC
at
Windsurf
and
are
happy
we
could
walk
through
our
story
and
"moats"
in
AI
applications.
we
missed
the
mark
with
last
week's
GPT-4o
update.
what
happened,
what
we
learned,
and
some
things
we
will
do
differently
in
the
future:
Quote
OpenAI
@OpenAI
We’ve
spent
the
last
few
days
doing
a
deep
dive
on
what
went
wrong
with
last
week’s
GPT-4o
update
in
ChatGPT.
Expanding
on
what
we
missed
with
sycophancy
and
the
changes
we’re
going
to
make
in
the
future:
openai.com/index/expandin
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